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I just finished installing a fuel pump in my 94 3.4. I used the trap door method and it was a snap. I will now need to replace the fuel injectors due to a couple of them not closing once the car is shut off. The car has 100000 miles on it. Question... will I be able to pull the fuel rail off without taking the upper intake manifold off? I am replacing all 6 injectors.
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i cant remember for sure but i think you have to take the upper intake off. i dont have my 3.4 anymore so i couldnt tell you for sure but im pretty sure you will have to.
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You might be able to take off the injector rail but it's very difficult to install without installing the upper intake at the same time.
Take the whole upper intake off at once it's alot simpler, you can clean the intake while it's off too.---Niño---<br /><i>95\' silver 5 spd</i>Comment
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